It needs thinkers and innovators willing to go beyond big business and instead push business to do big things. It needs Goizueta. Daily, our students and faculty go beyond what is — opting to build what should be. In an ever-changing marketplace, we seek to make our mark. To achieve more. Build more. Do more. Create more. To go for more.
ABOUT GOIZUETA
THE WORLD NEEDS A DIFFERENT KIND OF LEADER
Strategic Priorities
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Business & Society
We believe that business and society working collectively can deliver a more equitable and sustainable world, and we act on that belief. -
Entrepreneurship & Innovation
By fostering innovation and fueling entrepreneurship, we help leaders solve today’s challenges and create tomorrow’s reality. -
Principled Leadership
Leadership is more than a mindset—we develop holistic, principled leaders through integrated learning, hands-on practice, and immediate feedback. -
Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Through strategic, structural, and sustainable action, we commit to expanding cultural knowledge, reflecting the broader society, and improving equity in business.
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Best Undergraduate Business Program
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Best in the U.S. Executive Education
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Best in the U.S. Full-Time MBA
Businessweek, 2022-2023
Learning and Leading

#LearnLeadLive
Goizueta Distinguished Speaker Series
The series engages exceptional leaders from a range of industries to share their experiences and insights on the world of business as it is today and what it may become tomorrow. Creating powerful connections between students, alumni, and the business community, Goizueta raises its voice and influences meaningful business performance that ignites passion to drive lasting change.
Our Mission
100 Years of Taking Care of Business
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Emory’s business school is founded
1919
Now known as Goizueta Business School, the School of Business Administration was founded after the dean of Emory College, Howard Odum, recommended the Board of Trustees create a “school of economics and business administration.” The school offers courses in economics, accounting, and business law. -
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Business School hosts the 1st Intercollegiate Games
1964
A nation-wide competition in which teams from the country’s best business schools are selected to participate in a variety of games using computer simulations. Now 35, Roberto Goizueta moves to Atlanta to become Vice President of Technical Research and Development at the Coca-Cola Company. He is, and remains, the youngest person to hold this position at the company. -
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GOIZUETA EXPERTS
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Sports Marketing for the Masses Michael Lewis
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Making Coffee Go Green Peter Roberts
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Sniffing Out the Best Deals Ruomeng Cui